Wokeh Okechukwu Ken likes the comment:
Thank you so much for this work. A lot of effort, I know, had been put in place to put up this together. I really do not know the English name for many of these fishes in my area but this article has helped me to know some. Though they are several common ones not captured in this article, thanks for the assiduous efforts put in place to put this together in a bit to preserve our heritage.
Participation in Forum on December 2, 2023
@Victor Lawrence Ajayi Thank you sir for your kind words. We are open to collaboration research.
Wokeh Okechukwu Ken likes the comment:
This was very helpful and well detailed. Thanks for this piece.
Participation in Forum on January 18, 2022
Go to the library of university of Port Harcourt Nigeria, you can get it. It is not in my place to send you this
Article published the December 22, 2021
1. IntroductionOver the years, water pollution has become one of the major environmental challenges facing most of the states in Southern Nigeria, particularly the Niger Delta region. Niger Delta is one of the most prominent regions in Nigeria with vast aquatic ecosystems greatly blessed with variety of fish species both Fin and Shell fishes [1]. Amongst other states in the region, Rivers and Baye ...
Article published the September 10, 2021
1. IntroductionNigeria’s coastal waters fall within the Guinea Current Large Ecosystem (GCLME), a shared resource by all the coastal West African countries. The Nigeria coastal area is one of the world’s most productive marine ecosystems with the following attributes:• Rich in fishery resources,• Oil and gas,• Precious minerals,• High potential for coastal tourism, ...
Article published the September 10, 2021
Water is an important resource for life support and undeniably, there is hardly any human activity without the use of water. The earth is occupied by water, of which 97% are saline in the oceans, while 3% is freshwater contained in the poles (i.e. in the form of ice), rivers, lakes, streams and groundwater which supply most of human and animal needs (Al-Ghamdi et al., 2014). Water can be sourced p ...
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Wokeh Okechukwu Ken
That's great! Thanks for the good work.
Wokeh Okechukwu Ken likes the comment:
This is the type of research I love - something productive. However, you didn't compare the economics of the three feeds in relation to your findings - feed cost, average production time & the performance. It's better to see how they interrelate, to actually determine the most economical.
Thanks for the piece.
Participation in Forum on August 31, 2021
Akintomide Yinka Thank you for your comment and observation. Though , the economics and cost effective profile is intended to be in another article to avoid too many things in this sing article